Cebar Results

GLOUCESTER CITY CYCLING CLUB

CEBAR TIME TRIAL RESULTS 2004

The purpose of the competition is to encourage more riders to take part in the Club time trial events. The competition is open to all club members and will run as follows.
For each 25, 10 (not Dan Knight events), 1km, Circuit of Pendock, 3 Cities and the 2 Hill climbs points will be awarded:
1st 10 points ;2nd 9 ;3rd 8 ;4th 7 and so on down to 10th for 1 point.
The winner of the competition will be the person with the most points, regardless of the number of events entered. There is no qualifying restriction other than Dan Knight events not counting. eg you could win by just riding two 10s and one Circuit of Pendock, provided you accumulated sufficient points.
There are two categories one for Seniors and one for Vets.
A Medal will be presented to the two winners at the end of the season - at the Annual Dinner of course.
Photos : Page 5 (2004 April) ; Page 1 (2004) ; Page 2 (2002) ; Page 3 (2002).

Results in detail:

FINAL OVERALL POSITIONS AFTER 18 EVENTS:

PAUL BARNARD TROPHY - OVERALL CEBAR WINNER : CURRENT TABLE

The new trophy for 2004. The winner is the person with the most points from all the CEBAR events. 10 points for first place, etc down to 1 point for 10th place. No regard for category (Senior or Veteran) - just the overall position in the event. The overall best time and entries (ie effort and commitment!) wins.
George has finally taken the lead, in the very last event! Yet another perfect score he has 10 points advantage over Phil who did not enter the Portway Hill Climb.

Position	Name	Points

1	G Unsworth	122
2	P Ashby	112
3	E Unsworth	94
4	I Humble	76
5	A Jarvis	67
6	J Flint	65
7	D Dowdeswell	63
8	T Wooldridge	56
9	G McGarr	53
10	M Watkins	37
11	D Simmonds	30
12	P Bridges	25
13	M Horsman	22
14	S Witts	16
15	P Brookes	11
16	N Hobbs	9
17	A Daws	7
18	A Goldie	6
19=	R Brunsdon	5
19=	P Hogsflesh	5
21	J Murphy	4
22=	L Price	3
22=	Dean Ryan	3
22=	P Loosemore	3
22=	N Armitage	3
22=	D Lines	3
27=	A Scott	2
27=	C Colquhoun	2

Seniors:

George has this one to add to his Paul Barnard Trophy. Ed in second to make it a top two finish for the flying twins. Andy and Ian tied in third place.

Position	Name	Standard Points

1	G Unsworth	127
2	E Unsworth	101
3=	A Jarvis	83
3=	I Humble	83
5	D Simmonds	70
6	S Witts	36
7	R Brunsdon	25
8	Dean Ryan	13
9	N Hobbs	9
10=	L Price	7
10=	D Lines	7
12	A Scott	6
13	Paul Baynes	4

Veterans :

Phil takes the Vets competition with a comefortable margin with john in second. Toby pipped Derek at the last moment to come in third.

Position	Name	Veterans Points
1	P Ashby	136
2	J Flint	99
3	T Wooldridge	88
4	D Dowdeswell	82
5	G McGarr	65
6	P Bridges	55
7	M Watkins	39
8	M Horsman	38
9	P Brookes	25
10	A Goldie	15
11	A Daws	14
12	P Loosemore	10
13	P Hogsflesh	8
14	J Murphy	7
15=	N Armitage	6
15=	P Robinson	6
17	C Colquhoun	5
18	D Mundy	2
19	M Taylor	1

Results by event :

Portway Hill Climb, 0.5 mile, 01/09/04. Helpers: Andy Jarvis ; John Godley ; Alastair Goldie ; Derek Dowdeswell. Conditions: Perfect, cool and dry. The John Barnes record set back in 1991 of 2min 28 secs still stands, although George shaved another 4 seconds off his PB to come within 7 seconds of the time. In doing so he grabbed 10 points in the Paul Barnard Trophy competition and is the inaugural winner of this new competition. So a big hoorah to George, a well deserved win. Ian had a go - first time for over 3 years and came just outside the 2 minute barier. Ed was not too pleased with his ride, Toby took 3 seconds off his PB, whilst Theo charged up the steep slope on a folding bike - a creditable 4.20.Dave Simmonds had his first go of this course to record 4.28. Photos to follow soon...

Position	Name	Time	Standard Points	Veterans Points	Paul Barnard Points

1	G Unsworth	2.35	10		10
2	I Humble	3.01	9		9
3	E Unsworth	3.06	8		8
4	T Wooldridge	3.26		10	7
5	P Brookes	4.20		9	6
6	D Simmonds	4.28	7		5

Private :
1	G Williams	2.53

Roadmans Hill Climb, 2.2 miles, 25/08/04. Helpers: Andy Jarvis ; John Godley ; Alastair Goldie ; Derek Dowdeswell. Conditions: Perfect, cool and dry. Another brilliant ride by the twins to both break the 7 minute barrier. Just 6 secoind outside the course record - set by George in 2002. Shame!

Position	Name	Time	Standard Points	Veterans Points	Paul Barnard Points
1	G Unsworth	6.36	10		10
2	E Unsworth	6.43	9		9
3	I Humble	7.18	8		8
4	P Ashby	7.34		10	7
5	J Flint	7.34		10	7
6	T Wooldridge	7.45		8	5
7	D Simmonds	9.02	7		4

Private :
1	I Packer	6.44

5.6 mile TT, 18/08/04. Helpers: Andy Jarvis ; John Godley ; Mike Horsman ; John Jarvis. Conditions: warm, dry, very windy from the SW. A tough outward leg but a super-fast return. Slower times than the previous outing saw the end of the 2004 events on the A38. George, the man in form, took yet another win.

Position	Name	Time	Standard Points	Veterans Points	P Barnard Points

1	G Unsworth	13.10	10		10
2	E Unsworth	13.16	9		9
3	D Dowdeswell	13.56		10	8
4	P Ashby	14.00		9	7
5	T Wooldridge	14.21		8	6
6	J Flint	14.22		7	5
7	P Bridges	14.52		6	4
8	D Simmonds	16.09	8		3
9	A Goldie	16.32		5	2


Private:	Les Pegler	15.21

Three Cities, 15/08/04. Helpers: Alison Jarvis. Conditions - near perfect, no wind and overcast / cool to warm. A good number of starters but two DNF, Ian at Worcester and John at Hereford. A city (or 2) too far! George came reasonably close to the John Barnes record (3.23). The tandem pair of Andy and John Jarvis set a new record - blasting the previous record set way back in the 1950's. The Tourist trophy was taken by Phil Hogsflesh. Well done to all medal-winners.

Date :	15/08/04	3 Cities
81 miles
Position	Name	Time	Standard Points	Veterans Points	P Barnard Points
Racers :
1	G Unsworth	3.28.27	10		10
2	E Unsworth	3.37.35	9		9
3	P Ashby	4.06.07		10	7
4	P Bridges	4.11.36		9	6
5	J Murphy	4.13.00		7	4
6	M Horsman	4.14.34		6	3
7	C Colquhoun	4.20.50		5	2
8	D Simmonds	4.27.47	7		1
	I Humble	DNF
	J Flint	DNF


Tandem:	A Jarvis	3.39.27	8		8
	J Jarvis

Tourists :
1	P Hogsflesh	4.12.30		8	5
2	P Robinson	4.32.59		4

Club 25 mile Time Trial Championships, 04/08/2004. Helpers: Timekeepers - Ann and John godley ; Pusher-off - John Flint ; Marshals - Ann and John Barnes. Conditions: Hot, dry, slight breeze from the SW making the outward leg hard and the return leg relatively easier. A superb win by George, the man on form. Vets champion is Martin Watkins, a shade over the hour. A memorable outing, especially for John Godley as his motor would not start after the finish: a jump-start by ann and her van eventually saved his evening.

Position	Name	Time	Standard Points	Veterans Points	P Barnard Points

1	G Unsworth	59.28	10		10
2	M Watkins	1.00.29		10	9
3	I Humble	1.00.51	9		8
4	A Jarvis	1.02.13	8		7
5	E Unsworth	1.02.51	7		6
6	G McGarr	1.03.52		9	5
7	P Ashby	1.04.57		8	4
8	J Flint	1.05.12		7	3
9	T Wooldridge	1.07.25		6	2
10	M Horsman	1.08.45		5	1
11	P Bridges	1.09.25		4
12	D Ryan	1.12.01	6
13	R Brunsdon	1.13.08	5
14	A Goldie	1.17.00		3
Private :
1	S Best	59.40

CEBAR 10 (Also 5th Dan Knight 10), 28/07/2004. Conditions : Warm and a light breez from the SW. Almost sunny - nice and dry - again! No less than NINE Personal Best times on this course - in bold below, well done indeed, lads and lasses! And commiserations to the two that equalled their previous PB - Ian and Toby. Every second counts!

But - WELL DONE to George on his splendid but close win - he is the CLUB 10 CHAMPION.
Helpers : John Godley ; John Barnes ; Dave Swan ; Ann Barnes ; Ann Wooldridge ; Mike Horsman.

Position	Name	Time	Standard Points	Veterans Points	P Barnard Points
1	G Unsworth	22.50	10		10
2	M Watkins	22.53		10	9
3	I Humble	23.04	9		8
4	E Unsworth	23.29	8		7
5	A Jarvis	23.31	7		6
6	G McGarr	23.32		9	5
7	D Dowdeswell	23.51		8	4
8	P Ashby	24.23		7	3
9	A Scott	24.27	6		2
10	T Wooldridge	24.55		6	1
11	J Flint	25.22		5
12=	P Bridges	25.50		4
12=	P Loosemore	25.50		3
14	P Robinson	25.52		2
15	S Witts	26.18	5
16	P Brookes	26.26		1
17	M Horsman	26.35		0
18	L Clegg	27.52		0
19	D Mundy	DNF		0

	Private:
1	J Longmuir	23.57
2	T Brazier	25.22
3	M Brazier	25.45

21/07/04 : CEBAR 1 km Sprint. Helpers: Phil Hogsflesh / Toby Wooldridge. A breeze down the course mad for some good times - mainly in the first run.

Position	Name	Time			Standard Points	Veterans Points	P Barnard Points
		Best	2nd	3rd
1	P Ashby	1.14.5	1.17.2			10	10
2	E Unsworth	1.15.1	1.15.5	1.16.7	10		9
3	G Unsworth	1.15.7	1.16.5	1.17.5	9		8
4	D Dowdeswell	1.17.5	1.17.5	1.19.9		9	7
5	A Jarvis	1.21.5	1.22.5	1.24.2	8		6
6	M Horsman	1.29.5	1.30.9	1.33.5		8	5

14/07/2004 : CEBAR : 25. Helpers : John Godley / Alan Daws / Ann Wooldridge / Simon Witts / John and Ann Barnes. A windy night but odd as there were easy and hard bits in both directions. As always, it was the same for everyone.

Position	Name	Time	Standard Points	Veterans Points

1	M Watkins	1.00.53		10
2	I Humble	1.02.05	10
3	D Dowdeswell	1.03.29		9
4	P Ashby	1.04.47		8
5	A Jarvis	1.05.33	9
6	T Wooldridge	1.06.17		7
7	M Horsman	1.10.58		6

23/06/2004 : CEBAR : 25. Helpers : John Godley / Alan Daws / John and Ann Barnes. A very windy night. Still, it was the same for everyone.

Position	Name	Time	Standard Points	Veterans Points

1	G Unsworth	1.01.07	10
2	A Jarvis	1.03.24	9
3	E Unsworth	1.03.36	8
4	D Dowdeswell	1.04.38		10
5	P Ashby	1.05.46		9
6	J Flint	1.06.36		8
7	P Bridges	1.12.27		7
8	D Ryan	1.15.22	7
9	D Simmonds	1.20.00	6
10	R Clements	DNF

23/06/2004 : CEBAR : 2-Up 10. Helpers : John Godley / Paul Brookes. A very windy night, the outward leg was a slog with a gusty head / side wind. Quick back, mind. Not ideal for a 2-up. Rob B was not well on the way round so the pair caled it a day at Cambridge. A close tustle between the Phil - Andy and John - Gerry pairs. Ian was the only no-mate rider but still put in a fine performance - just shows how hard it was.

Position	Name	Time	Standard Points	Veterans Points

1	Phil Ashby	24.39		10
	Andy Jarvis		10

2	John Flint	24.48		9
	Gery McGarr			9

3	Dave Simmonds	31.59	9
	Toby Wooldridge			8

4	Paul Bridges	DNF
	Rob Brunsdon

Solos:
1	Ian Humble	25.02	8

16/06/2004 : CEBAR : Inter-Club 10 on U7B (Newport to Slimbridge). Helpers : John Godley / Alastair Goldie - timekeepers ; Ann and Toby Wooldridge - signing on / teas / results. Conditions : warm, strong SW wind made the return leg particularly hard. Nevertheless the course record was broken by 1 second by Dave Keene of Bristol South (22.07) - quite excellent! Dursley fielded a strong team and took the Inter-Club Shield. They achieved 569 points ; Severn RC, last years winners, came second with 532 despite having by far the most riders. The Gloucester with 343 and Bristol South with 267. The motor vehicle accident at Berkley Road junction slowed a number of middle-starters but thankfully did not involve any cyclists. All in all, with a full field of 60 (indeed we had to turn two riders away) it all went rather well. Thanks go to all the helpers on the day. A snip for 80p - thanks to those that donated the 20p to the funds.

Position	Name	Time	Standard Points	Veterans Points

1	Ian Humble	23.26	10
2	George Unsworth	23.44	9
3	Andy Jarvis	23.48	8
4	Ed Unsworth	24.29	7
5	Derek Dowdeswell	24.52		10
6	John Flint	25.45		9
7	Paul Bridges	26.13		8
8	Paul Loosemore	26.55		7
9	Mike Horsman	27.27		6
10	Paul Brookes	27.36		5
11	Simon Witts	27.37	6
12	Rob Brunsdon	27.47	5
13	Paul Baynes	28.55	4
14	Dave Simmonds	30.13	3

09/06/2004 : Circuit of Pendock. Helpers : John Godley - timekeeper ; Ann Wooldridge - set out course. Good conditions - warm, dry and not too much wind. A good circuit at 9.5 miles long, covered twice. A most enjoyable sprint into Staunton to the finish - care at the roundabout and the sharp left turn.

Position	Name	Time	Standard Points	Veterans Points
1	D Dowdeswell	49.21		10
2	P Ashby	51.20		9
3	T Wooldridge	52.56		8
4	M Horsman	53.53		7
5	D Simmonds	1.01.54	10

26/05/2004 : 1km Sprint. Helpers : John Godley / Phil Hogsflesh / Derek Dowdeswell - timekeepers ; Ian Humble - pusher off ; Penny Humble - observer. Good conditions - warm, dry and no wind.
This event is really quite painful - indeed some riders decided not to do all three rides. On the basis that the best ride counts and generally the first ride is best - why bother?! The counter argument is that 1k ride = �1 ; 3 rides = 3k = �1, a bargain! Hmm.

Position	Name	Best Time	1st Ride	2nd Ride	3rd Ride	Standard Points	Veterans Points
1	P Ashby	1.16	1.16	1.17.2			10
2=	G Unsworth	1.17	1.18	1.17.0	1.20.6	10
2=	E Unsworth	1.17	1.17	1.18.4	1.21.8	10
2=	N Hobbs	1.17	1.17	1.26.2	1.30.3	10
5	J Flint	1.22	1.22	1.26.8			9
6	A Daws	1.25	1.25	1.29.1	1.32.3		8
7	T Wooldridge	1.28	1.28	1.36.9	1.33.0		7
8=	N Armitage	1.32	1.32	1.36.0			6
8=	D Lines	1.32	1.32			7

12/05/2004 : CEBAR 25 mile. Helpers : Ann Wooldridge, John Godley, John and Ann Barnes.
Conditions : no wind in general and cool rather overcast conditions - overall a good night. A good turnout for this distance on a challenging course. A number of riders were well pleased with their times, achieving PB's on this course. Toby even managed to gain a 'D' standard medal having failed miserably on previous attempts! John Flint needs to squeeze out another minute - one of his aims for this year.

Position	Name	Time	Standard points	Veterans points
1	Ian Humble	1.00.21	10
2	Gerry McGarr	1.03.35		10
3	George Unsworth	1.03.40	9
4	D Dowdeswell	1.04.17		9
5	Phil Ashby	1.05.15		8
6	Ed Unsworth	1.06.37	8
7	Toby Wooldridge	1.07.01		7
8	John Flint	1.08.54		6
9	Andy Jarvis	1.09.36	7
10	Paul Bridges	1.10.32		5
11	Paul Brookes	1.11.01		4
12	Dave Simmonds	1.18.40	6


Private :	Mike Tarlin	DNF

28/04/2004 : CEBAR Circuit of Pendock. Helpers : Ann and Toby Wooldridge and Steve Best.
Conditions : wind from the NE and cold with plenty of rain made for a nasty evening. Only two riders turned up to contest the honours for wettest competitor.

Position	Name	Time	Standard points	Veterans points
1	G McGarr	49.27		10
2	J Flint	55.40		9

21/04/2004 : CEBAR 2-Up 10. Helpers : Ed, John Godley and Paul Bridges.
Conditions : strong wind from the SSW made for a perfect evening - as evidenced by the times. It may have been easier on the return leg...